Archives: 2004 September

Get your fair share

Think for a minute about your last doctor’s appointment — then, imagine yourself as the doctor, instead of the patient. Odds are, it would go something like this

Weathering the seasons

Migraine headaches are induced by numerous triggers: food allergies and sensitivities, hormonal fluctuations, even changes in the weather

Stop the madness

I can’t help but wonder what the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the cattle industry is so afraid of right now.

Alphabet soup

With the way we name our vitamins — A, B, C, D, E — understanding them should be as simple as learning the alphabet, right?

Nuts for stones

Back in May, we discussed the importance of holding on to your gallbladder even when many doctors tell you that you don’t really need it

Saving the Magic Bullet

Maybe you thought, like I did, that as long as you personally didn’t overuse antibiotics, you were not at risk for developing an antibiotic-resistant strain of infection.

Frozen Assets

Could berries become the next hot dietary supplement? Anything is possible — although it looks like the old-fashioned method of eating them might be your best bet.

Once bitten, Twice shy

It seems that scientists have been testing some natural, environmentally friendly ways to kill mosquito larvae more effectively — and safely — than DEET.

Cracking the Codex

That warning is fast becoming a reality — and time is running out to put a stop to the impending loss of health freedom we are all facing.

September 2004 NAH Newsletter

Three steps-and 11 months-to diffuse the ticking time bomb threatening your access to vitamins and minerals

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